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A Small World
Sunday, September 6, 2009 by Clint.
Here are some more recent macro (close-up) photos:
Bumblebees
This is a small Hornet that I have been unable to positively identify. I love the color!
Jewelweed covered in jewels
Scarlet & Blue Leafhopper. This little one is only about 1/4″ long.
Extreme close-up of a Maple Seed
Mason Wasp
Small Wild Mint Blossom
These final photos are not for the faint of heart 
. These are large spiders - both are over 1″ (bodies - not counting legs).
Wolf Spider
Yellow Garden Spider. She is in the orb weaver family and creates an amazingly complex and beautiful web. I think the color and pattern is very attractive.
This is her from underneath. In the upper left part of her abdomen you can see her dull red spinneret from which she produces the silk for her web.
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